Industries in the New South, such as tobacco production, coal mining, and cotton mills, flourished because of an improvement in one system. What is it?

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Industries in the New South, such as tobacco production, coal mining, and cotton mills, flourished because of an improvement in one system. What is it?

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Saniya Tapia · Answer 1

I would say slavery, for without them, not as much production and workers would be there to 'mass-produce' these items. There were ~3-4 slaves for every 1 southerner there